Trickery

Allison Johnson points out that there is a lot of algorthmic trickery now in mobile photography.

At level five, Trickery Domain Clerics gain "Bestow Curse" and "Fear" as Domain Spells.

But recording the money, falsely, as legal fees subjected Cohen to significant income-tax liability — meaning that any trickery the men engaged in may actually have benefitted state and federal coffers.

Cleric domains cover many aspects, including Knowledge and Trickery.

He demanded that the entire match be cancelled, alleging trickery and an incompetent referee.

Herman alleged that Woods and his staff used “trickery” to get her out of the home she shared with the golfer — and lock her out for good.

He showed out in preseason (seven catches for 87 yards and two touchdowns vs. the Giants) and though he was cut so New England could do some roster trickery, he eventually did make it onto the 53-man roster.

It might take an exhibition offering more than just crafty visual trickery to pull New Yorkers from their urban warrens up the Hudson Valley in the sweaty days of late summer.

It’s an old trickery, one that fools the game’s frivolous fans, and there are many around these days.

Jefferson's third intent, similar to the cherry-tree allegory, was meant to burnish a hallowed legacy for our nation’s first president, who, in truth, co-opted the seat of government from New York for personal profit and through trickery.

One of the convicts, James Mark allegedly runs a Yahoo Academy where he trains youngsters in the craft of trickery and fraud in cyberspace.

She claimed she and Woods had an 11-year oral tenancy agreement that he violated when he used “trickery” to lock her out of his home in Hobe Sound, Fla.

The French winger did bamboozle Tavernier with some twisting trickery before crossing for Nisbet to send a downward header wide.

What happened to accurate passes and football trickery?

With all the gift-wrapping trickery in the world, can you ever disguise a truly rubbish present?

But he does hope that Hollywood considers what his hologram trickery can do.

Let's end with some trickery.

One of the first to document all this trickery was the British biologist Edward Poulton, in his 1890 work The Colours of Animals.

Such deepfake trickery can involve replacing someone’s face in a video with that of a different person and manipulation of the person’s voice.

The Jets resorted to trickery in the second half, opening with an onside kick.